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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
3
A fragment shows Beth and Ruth in a street talk about a man who irritates Ruth. Ruth explains the man is her dentist, provoking Beth to remark on how he affects their lives with humor. The piece hints at everyday tensions in a small community dialogue.
A mother urges her sick child Willie to get ready for school. She offers castor oil in a bottle as he resists, but Willie ultimately goes to school.
A playful exchange highlights the foxlike road tension as a hen defies crossing just ahead of a speeding Express locomotive with the engineer mirroring the hen’s bold stance.
The speaker contrasts neighbor Nacleloh who flaunts wealth with velvet and tires to a healthier, frugal lifestyle. He jokes about gout and joy in self restraint while noting a harmony between them. The piece shifts to report that Troy The Great Northern Railway bought land to build an 18 stall roundhouse with a plan for double tracking from Kootenai Falls to Libby.
State Bank of Dillon sues William C Short and June Short to sell at sheriff sale on November 29, 1924 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon MT. Property described as SMS section 1 and NEM and N %Sk44 section 12 township 5 South range 9 West. Cash terms. Dated November 8, 1924. Sheriff D F Mooney deputy A C Gruwell.
A dialogue mocks a proud man who refuses help to install a radio, while Knowall mentions kids in the neighborhood. The piece invites boastful talk of motor cars, speed, and endurance, hinting at risk and waste with insurance as a punchline.
The fragment hints at a cryptic phrase about illegal goods and a future arrival of flowers. No clear people, places, or organizations are readable to anchor a concrete news item.
Office wit notes November has five pay days this year. Fall Guy asks what makes November beloved. He quips about exaggeration and age as a woman speaks.
This short item compiles playful exchanges about a fireless cooker and a quip on the wolf at the door becoming an automobile. It then notes the cooperative movement began in 1844 Rochdale and cites publishing totals in Europe along with owl eyelid trivia and a brief history of Muster Day from Alfred the Great era.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association has set rewards totaling 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
A $100 reward is offered to any person not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advertises the notice dated Adyv. 11-4m.
The Montana Fifth Judicial District Bea verhead County issues an alias summons in a divorce action filed by Laura M. Printz against John B. Printz. Defendant must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. case dates to September 8, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that Leda W. Flynn formerly Leda R. Walker of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a claim to land in section 13 township 8 south range 8 west principal meridian before W. E. Stephenson Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on November 25 1924 Witnesses are James R. Ownsby Michael Boka Hubert L. Smith Clyde H. Smith all of Dillon Montana A Motz Register 43-47 No 022069 Land Office Helena Montana October 21 1924 Notice is hereby given that Dale E Metlen of Armstead Montana who on October 4 1921 made Stockraising Homestead Entry No 022069 for multiple parcels in sections 4 8 9 and townships 11 south range 11 west principal meridian.
Legal notices record homestead proof intent for Matt Fabac Apex Montana and multiple surrounding parties in Beaverhead County. Also includes a summons in a property title dispute where Maurice W. Copp heirs and creditors are defendants, detailing required answers within twenty days and the described real estate locus near township 5 south range 15 west.
Frank L Kellum of Bannack Montana filed notice to prove a three year homestead entry on land in section 1 township 7 south range 18 west principal meridian. The proof is to be made before W KE Stephenson in Montana on November 18. Named witnesses include Olive M Harrison George H Harrison James D Harrison all of Bannack Montana and James L Collins of Dillon Montana.
Department of the Interior notices for John McGuire and Harvey Trombley in Alder and Dillon Montana. McGuire seeks three-year proof on stockraising homestead entries filed 1920 and 1921 with hearings set for November 28 1924 before F A Hazelbaker. Trombley listed for stockraising and additional entry with proofs due November 28 1924 before W St Stephenson.
James O Melton of Dillon Montana plans to prove up a stock raising homestead entry Nos 018955 and 022935 for sections 10 and 15 township 3 South range 10 West before W S Stephenson Montana on November 29 with witnesses William E Sawyer Edward Saunders Joseph Stefanie Peter Sweiich all of Dillon Montana listed.
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